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If you can get enough forward motion to roll the snow off when angled you should be fine. My main issue is when it piles up while angled instead of rolling off which in turn slows my forward momentum and pushes me sideways. A rear blade will probably have less affect on steering then a front...

Seems too good to be true and probably is

I took a 6 foot truck plow and made it into a 5 foot front plow for my b7100 last year. Didn't really get enough snow to do full trials but with the limited heavy wet snow we did get I didn't notice much difference with the tractor between that and the original 4 foot factory plow. Our gravel...

Thanks @Russell King

My brother and his kid(s) made this automated pellet fired smoker In the spring. Its pretty impressive for homemade lol

Thank you, I have the ridgid one and use it a lot. That situation called for shop air I was in a hurry and even with the weight off the front end the cordless wasn't cutting it. I use the ridgid one for checking and toping off the tires on the car, truck trailer etc. In that particular situation...

That's no fun I recently was lifting an old "trailer" axle into my trailer using the fel, as I was pulling up to the trailer I was wondering why the steering (manual) was so strenuous with a fairly light load up front. Got off to look and the R/F tire was completely flat. Thankfully I didn't...

Thanks @TheOldHokie it started twice today without too much struggle. Probably could use a valve adjustment as well but we will see

I'm getting nowhere entering my serial number as pictured below B7001 45982 Is there something missing with this serial number stamped on the transmission case Also from the looks of it I will.have to remove the intake to access them if I end up having to do a replacement.

Good points, I do have a infrared thermometer somewhere I'll try that method as well. I also use the hour meter click as a timer but never go less the 5 clicks in the summer and usually 10÷)-15 in the winter

It glows orange red depending on your color definition, it never really gets brighter once it starts to glow but that hasn't changed recently. I will do the ohm test possibly later this afternoon.

As the title says I have a funny feeling it's time to think about replacing the glow plugs on my gear drive B7100dt. Backstory the tractor has always been very cooperative with starting when using the glow plugs for a prescribed allotment of time. More in the winter less in the winter. I have...

Looks like everyone else already answered the question, but I will chime in anyway. Yes those are single acting cylinders on the swing for the plow, most snow plows I have seen including mine have single acting cylinders so one hose for each cylinder when one is "pushed out" the other is...

Awesome picture @Foxrunfarms

Little more progress after work this evening. Ilthe frame/carriage is temporarily on the tractor so I can mock up the dump stops for the curl cylinders, which is proving to be the most difficult part if this project so far. Aside from snapping the chuck renting screw off In the motor on my...

There isn't a "cheap option" for that you would need to run the appropriate gauge wire the distance required, and would also need the lockout on your panel or a multi circuit transfer switch at or near the panel

Here's my contributions they're not pretty but they get the job done First is my homemade concrete counterweight cast over a TSC drawbar and using some scrap metal for the top link mount. Second is a my "trailer mover/3ph log skidder made out of a old trailer hitch and more scrap metal for the...

Agreed, I can glue metal together on a fashion that won't come apart but it isn't welding, as welding is an art

Interlock goes on the main electrical panel or is a seperate 6/10 circuit manual transfer switch. There are other options but those are the most cost effective and easiest to instal

@Poohbear bingo